Crossword clues for bongos
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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alt. 1 (plural of bongo English)Category:English plurals 2 (context music pluralonly English) A pair of small drums of Cuban origin, played by beating with the hands. n. 1 (plural of bongo English)Category:English plurals 2 (context music pluralonly English) A pair of small drums of Cuban origin, played by beating with the hands.
Usage examples of "bongos".
He remembers thinking, as Dolf snatched him from the floor with a flick of his forearm and hurled him through the air into a crowd of awestruck undergraduates watching from the daybed, bongos mute in their laps, that this would be what it was like to Indian-wrestle a 250-pound ant.
Now the clots coursed right along with everybody else in the mainstream, carrying big chrome-trimmed ghetto blasters that played tapes of bongos, I had to shake my head.
We walked through the shops and I decided I wanted to buy a set of steel-rim bongos.
When I left the shop, I had the bongos and was six dollars and fifty cents lighter.
Twelve feet in the air the flames ate the night sky, and I was helping a shopkeeper pull his bongos and wooden statues of Don Quixote and bead-shirts and serapes out into the street, and then there was a Mexican soldier, a member of the National Guard, a rurale, something.
The bongos were browsing animals, and Ali had discovered that they accepted the foliage of the acacia tree.
Your darling has a lovely voice, and she's getting better all the time with those bongos.
Then a fast trumpet riff lifted from the chorus of "Instant Karma," accompanied by a light rumble of bongos.